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The single-chain silicon-oxygen tetrahedral structure (SiO3)n of pyroxene minerals and the double-chain structure (Si4011)n of amphibole minerals are examples of inorganic polymers of silicon. A model of a zeolite structure.
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The single-chain silicon-oxygen tetrahedral structure (SiO3)n of pyroxene minerals and the double-chain structure (Si4011)n of amphibole minerals are examples of inorganic polymers of silicon.
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